Oxygen Scavenger MT 521

An oxygen scavenger is a chemical compound or treatment used to remove dissolved oxygen from water or other fluids. Dissolved oxygen can cause various issues in industrial processes and systems, such as corrosion of metal surfaces, degradation of organic matter, and the promotion of bacterial growth. Oxygen scavengers help mitigate these problems by chemically reacting with and removing the dissolved oxygen.

Common types of oxygen scavenger MT 521 include sulfite-based compounds, hydrazine derivatives, and organic compounds such as ascorbic acid. These scavengers undergo chemical reactions with oxygen, either by reducing it to harmless compounds or by forming stable complexes that do not cause detrimental effects.

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Oxygen Scavenger MT 521 (AC)

This chemical Effectively React With Oxygen Removal From Boiler Feed Water thus Providing Low Pressure Boilers.

Oxygen scavenger MT 521 are particularly crucial in boiler feedwater systems, where the presence of dissolved oxygen can lead to corrosion of boiler components and reduced efficiency. By removing oxygen, scavengers help protect the boiler and associated equipment from corrosion damage, improve heat transfer efficiency, and extend the lifespan of the system.